The Penn's Grove record., 1887-12-17

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John Borden.
Next Wednesday will he the short
est day of this year.
VIM. A. Sack, Jr., has returned
home from Tampa, Fla.
Edward Smith has moved into the
house lately occupied by his father.
Our readers should notice the Pros
pectus Of the Philadelphia Times in All
other column.
The railroad ticket office at Pauls-
boro was broken into n night last
week and about $40 stolen.
The Major Reybold laid at Penns-
grow, about two hours on "Wednesday
until the heavy fog began to rise.
Christmas greens are being shipped
in qu entities from this place, consist
ing principally of laurels and moss.
Clarence Sinnickson, of Salem, for
merly in the Spring Wagon Company,
paid Pennsgrove a flying visit on Mon
day.
The attention of our readers is call
ed to the Prospectus Of the Weekly
Press, which appears in another col
umn of this paper.
The schooner Hattie l.. Sheets, Cap.
Robert Dole, of Pennsgroye, sailed
from Charleston with lumber for Phil
adelphia on December It'll.
James Lee has moved onto Garnet
Summeriil's farm in Oldman's town.
ship recently vacated by Jas. Carey who
has moved into Pennsgrove.
The township received another barge
load of shells ID Monday which were
put on the Georgetown road above
Garnett Summerill's woods.
The Pennsgrove Band serenaded
Morell Smith and his recently made
wife Maria Norton, on Wednesday eve
ming at the residence of his father Jas.
f. Smith.
Tax collector Josiah Summerill will
sit in Odd Fellows Hall today and next
Monday to receive taxes. Pay on Mon
day and avoil being returned among
d%eliuquents.
H. II. DeGrofft Esq, will go to Balti-
more and Washington on Saturday the
oath to spend the holidays His adj
dress will be No. los Sorth Poppletol
street, Baltimore.
Several of our citizens had then
teeth pulled very cheap by the King OF
Dentists who with his comedy company
were in Odd Flows Hall two nights
last week and three nights this.
The remains of Robert White were
brought from Philadelphia to Penns'
grove oil Monday and buried in Em'
manuel Cemetery. He use to reside i'll
this township near Corse's Landing.
William A. Sacks valuable family
horse died suddenly on Monday even
ing. 1t was not sick more than fifteen
minutes and IL Is supposed its death
was caused by the disease prevalent in
other sections.
You should not fail to hear Miss
Olive Thompson, the reader and I'M
%personator in Odd Fellows Hall to-
night. Her representations of Belva
Lockwood and Dewitt Talmage are
said to be very good by these whol'aye
heard her.
SingerIy's yacht Restless has been
heightened IL feet s inches at Hous-
ton & Woodbridge's ship-yard at Mar
Gus Hook. She is also having some of
her machinery ~overhauled aud replac-
ed. The improvements are made tc
increase her speed.
On last Tuesday, VIM. Miller, OF
Upper Penns Neck, slaughtered three
Jersey Red Hogs, aged sixteen months
Their respective weights We're 40
400, and 495 pounds. They were moi
out of the pen after they were three
months old. Who beats this p?
Delaware Tribe of Red Men, Of
Paulsboro, celebrated its 14th anniver
sary last Monday night in a lively man
ner. A special train took three car
loads of people, fIom P~ennsgrove, Ped
ricktown, Bridgeport and Glbbstown,
Nikomis Tribe of ~Pennsgrove, was til,
largest visiting delegation. The Penns
grove Band accompanied them ant
were the bonton players and attraction
rs they always are. Mosacca Band Of
Pedriektown accompanied Logan tribt
OF Pedricktown. After being highly
entertained by a minstrel show, com
posed of local talent, aud RECALLED witt
n sumptuous lunch, they returned hom'
veil pleased with their trip shortly af
t midnight.
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